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i.e. between first 10 years and last 10 years
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
I don’t understand this at all. Central? Anyhoo, I voted for my darling Maladjusted.
Lucifer Sam
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You should make these polls so we can see who voted for what.
William Fisher
Listening face down
Each time you vote, you support the process.
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
Dammit!!
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
1. Maladjusted
2. Quarry
3. Tormentors
4. Refusal
5. Southpaw
However, I love each and everyone of these records.
2. Quarry
3. Tormentors
4. Refusal
5. Southpaw
However, I love each and everyone of these records.
Lucifer Sam
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I cast my vote for Years of Refusal, which I prefer just a shade over You Are the Quarry—currently on pace to win this poll. Quarry contains more great songs, but I Like You drags it down. The lame lyrics, the electro-throbbing intro, the zero quality of the music. Refusal doesn't have a terrible track like that. I understand the people who criticize much of Refusal as "chug rock," but even on the most generic-sounding songs, the lyrics are outstanding. He's at his most mordant and cutting. And it has the best cover of his solo career.
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Tough call, but went for Southpaw Grammar.
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The "central period" is not a widely used or established term, and its definition can vary based on the individual who is using it. In the context of Morrissey's discography, "central period" could refer to a specific time frame during his career when he released his most popular or highly regarded albums. The exact time frame that constitutes the "central period" may be subjective and depend on the individual who is making the assessment.
In general, however, Morrissey has been active since the early 1980s and has released numerous albums over the years. Some of his most popular and critically acclaimed albums include "The Smiths" (1984), "Meat is Murder" (1985), and "Viva Hate" (1988). These albums are often considered to be some of his best work, and are considered to be part of his "central period" by some fans and critics. However, the exact definition of the "central period" can vary, and opinions about Morrissey's best album releases can be subjective and depend on individual taste.
"Middle period" could be a more accurate way of referring to a specific time frame in Morrissey's career. The 1990s are often considered to be the "middle period" of Morrissey's career, during which he continued to release albums and tour extensively. During this time, he released albums such as "Your Arsenal" (1992), "Vauxhall and I" (1994), and "Maladjusted" (1997), which are widely regarded as some of his best work from this time period. The 1990s were a significant time in Morrissey's career, and his music from this period continues to be popular and influential to this day.
Vesper Nocturne
Burning up the glimmer
Those HMV/Parlophone singles were my teenage lifeblood
For clarity: i’m not voting for anything because i always fail Morrissey polls!
For clarity: i’m not voting for anything because i always fail Morrissey polls!
Gregor Samsa
I straighten up, and my position is one of hope.
Why not? These polls have all included The Smiths.
marred
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Seventeen albums in a poll of which a Smiths compilation is one of them. It's a troll poll.
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